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The special order 1.-THE fee-and-salary bill was
then taken up.
Mr.. Foster, the author supported it in speech
OF some length, claiming that it was the most
important measure that had been introduced
during the session. 1t bad attracted more at
tention from the people and newspapers of the
State than any other He quoted at some
length from private letters, and also from the
Journal in support of the measure. He said
the Democratic party could not fail to support it
without breaking faith with the people.
Mr.. Mock opposed the bill in its present form,
and moved to recommit the bill, with instruc-
tons to 80 amend as to give the clerk. sheriff
and recorder fees. reduced, if necessary. from
what they have at present, and giving the
treasurer and auditor salaries.
Mr. Beasley moved to amend by instructing
the committee to report as substitute, Bill
1873, introduced by Mr.. Barnes
Mr.. Thompson moved to lay the amendment
On the table. The vote resulted-yeas A.
nays 49, On motion to recommt the vote was
yeas 2S nays GO.
Mr.. Scott moved the previous question.
Mr.. Mocks motion to recommit was lost and
the report concurred in.
Mr. kellison offered amendment changing
the salaries and making different classification
of counties.
Mr. Montgomery, of Owen moved to lay the
amendment on the table. The vote resulted
yeas 81, nays Al.
Mr.. Lnck offered an amendment changing the
classification and increasing the salaries.
Mr.. Gordon moved to lay the amendment on
the table. which motion was lost and the amend
ment was then adopted.
DIR Buckles moved to amend by striking ont
the seventh section, the effect of which would
he to make it applicable to men now in Office, or
elected. and who have not yet taken their Office.
Mr.. Davis moved to lay the amendment on the
table, which resulted-yeas so, nays l3
Mr.. Gardiner offered an amendment to Section
T. making it take effect Jan. /, 1888.
Mr. Gordon moved to lay the amendment on
the table. The vote resulted-yeas ", nays II
Mr.. Cox. of Miami. moved to engross the bill,
which was done
Mr.. Buckles spoke for fifteen minutes on his
livestock sanitary commission bill. after which
the bill was passed-yeas 81, nays 3.
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DIED..

REGULA-Feb. 10 at 7:3O p NJ. at the residence
sos West Vermont street, Conrad Reguia, aged
thirty seven years and FIVE months.
Funeral at o'clock Sunday afternoon. from the
residence.
FTTZ GIBBON-Friday morning Feb IL, Agnes
aged seven years. daughter of the late NJ p Ftz Glib
bon, and granddaughter of Capt. S. B. HALEY.
Burial at Rising Sun Ind
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ANY father who goes out and puts tar on to
of his front gate after dark must be lost to a
sense of humanity. Not so the one who buys
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for his family
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nesses, and send for all papers necessary to
make full and searching Investigation The
chairman of the committee is authorized to ad-
minister oaths and report to the Senate is re-
CURED
Senator Bailey allowed Senator Smith from
Jennings to be unclaimed, and the latter went
unrestricted in the fulillment of the self-im-
posed duty Of driving the Republican party out
of the State which he imagines belongs to him
and Senator Barley. He appeared in the dual
role of Senator on the floor and Senator in the
chair, and in the high pressure of his energy he
often forgot in which capacity he was then act
ing as buldozer. 1t was an hour of incidental
Interruptions from which Senator Smith would
come more and more excited. The like has
never occurred before on the floor of legisa-
tive body. His harangue had the combined
qualities of protest from the average ward del
egate and the buncomb Of stump orator His
denunciations not thrown in attractive FORM
with dynamite concealed He uses club. The
gallery applauded the people in the lobby stared
and wondered where he came from. Senator
| Bailey went about with his campaign smile, and
rubbing his hands, calloused from hard work
But all this time, this season of turmoil and riot
| Gus shouts. Senator Smith was in favor
Of tho investigation. He knows it is in
| tended for prodigious bluff. but all
the Same he got in his speech, which is supposed
| to have a bearing on future events. Senator
| Huston brought the young champion of Democ-
! racy to several short turns and defended the Re-
publican party from tho calumnies with which
4 the speaker seemed to be overloaded. Senator
| johnson also prodded him, and this was the
| worst of all for there is no danger OF a mutual
| admiration society between the Senator from
| Wayne and the Senator from Jennings After
all the sharp speeches which took up the greater
part of the day the preamble and resolution were
adopted unanimously.
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Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati 6 Indianapolis
RAILWAY.

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 8, 1887.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of this
pany for the election of directors and for the trans
action of other business will be held at the Office Of
the company. in Cleveland, o., WEDNESDAY,
March 2, 1887, at 1890 o'clock a. m.
The transfer books will be closed from evening Of
18th inst. until March 3.
GEO. H. RUSSELL, Secretary.
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Anernaon Session.

Mr.. Bailey offered q preamble to the pending
resolution, recitirg thnt whereas William D.
Foulke as the head Of so-called civil -seryice
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Legislative Notes.

The Al, 000, 900 loan bill will be reported back
to the House to-day
Representative Foley's bill to povide park
commissioners for cities OF %. 600 POI uaticn and
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26
a .eaulIIai Ness Car.

The "utahn Is the name OF new
Pullman sleeper which went out on The
Midland train for Leadyille for the first
time last night. The Utah Is an ele'
CANT piece OF upholstered aud richly iur'
nished workmanship, and has no equal
in some particulars in Colorado, The
body of the exterior of the car In IN ma
room. with gilt stripping and lettering.
The interior, in contrast, Is deliciousN
light In finish and most beautifully
varied. The drawing-room is finished
In cuIlcd maple. poli.hed until mirror
like. Attached TO this compartment Is
complete to!le, room equal TO that or
dinarIly only provided for private
ears. The finish OF all the appointments
Is silycr,pllte, with Tennessee marble
bowl anu stands. The saloon is finished
in mahogany. The smoking-room Is
finished in a.itique oak. The ceiling OF
the whole ear is sl,y-blue. In embossed
leather. and the sides are also OF ein-
boscd leather. In bronze and mahog'
any. The plush iinlslInss Of the seaIs
are consplcuously pretty, being "A light
blue. 1t does no, appear as II IL would
he MS scrylceablc as the standard red,
bn, the officials OF the Midland say that
II Is equally 80. one feature OF the
Utah. which Is both In th. direction Of
comfort aud elegance, is tia, every pro-
jecilng corner Is tipped with heavy
plush, so that possibility OF bruises from
Il sudden jerk oi the ear is avoided. In
the matter of night illumination the
Utah Is ahead Of most rullmans, M less
than twenty lamps, with sllyer-whitc
reilectors. furnishing an almost electric
brill!ancy. 1t is possible 10 read tie
finest print or mnnuscrip, In every por-
,ion OF the ear. II has the new system
Of electric bells also. each section being
in communication with tie porter =
compartment.
All In NIL the Utah Is the brightest
plunngcd bind that ilics over Colorado
railroads. and from It's name the idea
might he obtained that It's wings are
built TO soar la salt Lake City at ru dis
t.nt day.-Dcnyer Republican.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

THE closing ceremonies Of the first
chapter of anarchy in America were
enacted Yesterday. Tie inception Of
tie agitation which led TO the awful
tragedy shows that Americans can not
he too alert In resisting cncroaclimcn,s
upon tile spirit of American Institutions.
The ilanniing of the red flag aud the
declaration Of inccndiary sentiments
have been tolerated in America for the
last time. Free speech does not mean
freedom to plot the destruction of social
order aud YOUR ncighbor's house or
store. II does not mean that crarks
aud lunatics can reform abuses with
dynamite. In other words. freedom of
speech does rot mean license and total
immunity from the restraint OF law and
order. America is not the land of the
free in any such sense. The malcon-
tents who come here from abroad with
this i,lea will come to grief If they at.
tempt TO carry It ct' just rs the an
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tsiiiy Isa.isu.' Siasy.

Billy Backus lived NJ the S,uficvani
House with his wife. \ little Backus
was expected In The family. nilly WAS
fnii " excitement over an event which
east It's shadows before. lie undertook
10 sUprfin;gnd all the arrangements for
the young arrival. Abun, six weeks be-
Tot. the ha,,y'a solvent E,lls went to an
establishment opposi;n h., hotel that
supp,!rd inianis' outfits. \ c.inymln.
yuui. woman waited on Him. lie .S-
planned that hc wanted an Infants com
pl.'c waidrphc aud II gool one.
said she: "Fur - bIy or u riily" As
Bills was mo-, u prophet iiiis wis a
poser: hc hlnshcd aud stammcrri, and
at iast managed To say: l, don't make
a ia hi, OF difference whn, It Is. I
want the best outfit you have in tie
house" lie got Il, but the sioTy got
ahfpad. gnd many bottle of wine did
bee open Ia ;lig next few weeks la reply
10 the question. "Bllly. Ia It hoy oE q
giris'-MckccaIort Pal Times.
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An ppa,s n.p- s.rspin-.

Eiwnni Shepherd. Of Harrisburg, ILL.,.
says: "ilnyius received 80 much bcnc-
NJ from Electric Dit;.rs. feel II my
duty to let suffering humanity know H..
Have Lad running sore ou my leg for
eight years; INV doctors told me would
have To- have the bone scrlped or leg
amnu,a,.d. usod. Instead. three bot
rlrsoi Electric BitirrS and seven boxes
liuri.I Ms AInica Salvc. and my leg Is
now sound and WE'LL Electric iiii,crs
arr .old NJ iifiy cents bottle. md Buck
lens Arnica saiyo at &c. per box by all
pruggisis.
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a. us.iianE. ofu,-..

\. German. ore ct who's. -ycs wns
severely affected. went 10 an occuiisi
for treatment. An operation was nc.
csssury And tho cyc WIS removed.
While treating the sockc; previous L.
tFausp'anting QUO from rabbit, one OF
the visual organs of the latter being
prepared and laid upon the table. n cal
stole In. aud before amy one could pre-
vent had seized and eaten the rabbit
cyc. 80 other rabbit being vt hand Ia
furnish the eve. tile pcculist waited un.
III his patient had recovered fpim the
state of anasthrSi.4 necessary to The
operation aud explained the dilemma lo
HIN. Yah. yah. de sa;s atc mine eye
up. 80, 90. veil put Hn eve Of dot kalz IN
mine eye. Dot kais got mine eye. !
yill hsf dot kaig's cyc.r The occulisi
did 20 Tor The sake OF the experiment,
when strange to say, the operation was
Successful Hnd tie cats cyc worked per.
fecily. One day the German met d
friend who said:
Hams. I hear dot YOU hat ka,z ey,
mi, your head in. how isi dot y
Hans explained the circumstances
and his friend said:
"Oh. | sec. dot ka,z got your eye. uud
you got dot ka,z eye; yah. und bow
does dot ka,z eye vurkp Can You 50,
slius, 81 goo; nit de oderyn
Yah. shust 50 goot, abcr at night
ven | wants To shleeb. dot yerdamtci
eye shust Hes awake looking for rats
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

THINE is trouble ahead for hundred,
%; divorced couples Ia California. III,
Supreme court hns decided that 10,
finding OF % ceuri aaG tsc entering oi
ti- DECREE urun H. rrcuIds urc ncccs.
sars 20 complete legal separation. The
neglect OF the latter requirement foi
muEc than siN moutiB il 10 fatal hrcah ,t
the proceedings. The list ut inc0m
Flc,o divorces printed In the san Fran
cisco papers is u long ore, aud cumpli
cations are la store Tor some of the par
20. M,nr....rl.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

Oh giasNalo aud cannot aide u N- WIZ
his drink is spolled-that is' II DOES not
reach the right spot. some men VIII
come to the lar and confidently tell YOU
that they want a cocktail with sugar III
bar ,uinbler with piece OF ice IN H.
and ii it is made any other WAY they
will kick like steers
Apart from number OF imported
glasses and docanters, these were shown
TO the reporter, the necessary supply
having cost over $50:
Half schoppen.
Schoppen.
Hot whisky.
Strained whisky sour, beautifully
frosted.
Clarcts, square cut and round.
Bass ale tumblers. frosted and en-
grayed.
Brandy ponies.
Hollow stem champagne goblet.
stem champagne glass. etched with
acid.
Liquor glasses.
Hot punch glasses of different de-
signs.
Small lizz glass.
Fancy Rhine wine glasses.
The regulation bar tumbler.
Cocktail glasses, two grades.
Large egg ilzz glass.
Plain c,iampasuc goblet.
Ahsinthe glasses. two styles.
Ringer Rhine wine gliss.
Rammer schoppcn-Rhine wine glass.
Hammer giass-Iihlne wine glass.
Colorcd liters of various fancy de-
signs.
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ft..si't

L., that cold of yours run on. You
think II 1. Hight thing. Bu, Il ma,
run Into ca,srrh. Or Into pneumonia.
ar consumption.
csiarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia "
dangerous. Communion Ia .i.'a'i. Ia
sc.f.
Tho breathing apparatus mus, hckcp'
healthy aud clear Of MI distractions and
offensive matter. Otherwise there Is
trouble ahead.
An the diseases of ,ics. pats. head.
nose. throat. bronchial tubes ana lungs.
can hc delightfully."- aud entirely cured
,y the use Of ilosehcc's German syrup.
~ YOU don't know this already, ,hou-
sands aud thousands Of people can tell
yon. They have tcrn cured hy II. and
know how 1t Is. Themselves" Bottle
nnly - ccnis. ASK any druggist.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

TuE kcntucll Court OF Appeals 10
Gently made a decision that murder
while under the Influence of liquor. :,
subject To the samo penalty as without
that influence. The doctrine WAS laid
down that drunkenness is itself AN of
fenac. and that one oitcnae does not fur
nish an excuse for the commission Of q
greater one. This may not be 50 mcrri
;nl. bat it holds ont more security to the
public, than the prevalent legal ,hcor,
tina, n man can cscaps hanging IL he
only gets drunk enough before killing
some one else.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

Al ,ic Cumstock silyrr mines mining
science has reached i,s highcs, point,
nccnrdiug to u san Francisco news.
papcr. which says that thctc they carry
water down . vertical shat, To the depth
81 l.70u feet, aud thrn gear 1t back ;o
Tie surface. running the gigantic mills
~ the i,Itd foot pressure. When III,
pan was susgesici to tie engineers nj
Europe they laughed a; 70; ba, now it'.
proved success. anil furnishes a power
immeasurably greater and cheaper tia,
anything hitherto applied in mining.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26
G,a.,c. Needed ~ n coil,nm rar.

There are few people. said the bar
tender of u wellknown uptown bar to
n New York Telegram reporter tic
other day. who have any idea Of The
number or kind of glasses which we ar,
required TO keep behind "a first. elias,
bar. Men who drink regularly ar
more particular than women on shop
ping expedition. For instance. We hnv,
the man who Wi. not swallow his bu,tl,
of claret out of a uuj cut glass. whil,
that style of glass, custom snis. mus, be-
used for those who only want sugle
glass OF wine instead OF bottle. Then
again, We have to keep two grades of
cocktail glasses, the one perfectly round
and the other sl0ping upward from the
stem, for different customers.
at will seem strange To some people.
but II man has 4 hobby in the matter
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

ir is evident that the people Of CHI.
raen are sound on the question OF how
the law should hc administered 10 An
archlsis. Tie Two candidates Tor Judge
w s'usi,s county w~.- Jaas'~ Harv. wiis
prrs!iei over the cuut; which cOuyic,c,
tho Anafri,l-t-, -Hi cslosiu pi.irN
who WAS III. counsel iur them. Gar,
received iS.gss votes. and Black D. .i.i.
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The H-Ii=iou. l:d,sor,

"Gool grncious.H exclaimed n lads
visitor 10 the sporting editors nom. u,
with tnrror In her eyes, she made dart
for the door; lis there murder going oii
outsider" lie calm, madam" said
the sporting editor with u gentle smile,
lit Is nothing. L. Is only the religious
editor swearing over his proofs. "-Dps-
ton Courier.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

* England a candidate fog oliee IS
permitted by Law to spend only HScyi
sum Of money In his campaign. II fore
lie can take os!lcc II clrc,''l, he must
make ollh To sn ii.mifc,l acc,uui o! his
expenditures. AMI II more can IL proved
on him hts election Is snnullci. II sucl
IA las was In force In this country II O
hkcly that morn homes: expression ol
cl.o.cc cunld h. lad n the polls.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

\ MAS la Chicago SUES his wife for
divorce. alleging cruelty In that slie un-
faS,ens i.,s wooden leg and beats him on
the head with IL. lie should have di-
ynrc-. Any woman who rules her hns-
hand with his own leg Is smart enough
10 get along without husband.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

DAKOTA wants q division of the Ter
fitory. Al ;i,c election /, WAS decided
b, y good majority that division on
the fcrly.six'h parallel be- asked for. 1t
now remains for Congress to Gu; tia,
Territory ur, and admit one or the other
or both into tile union. as It sees 1T.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

AsorIIgg crank shows himself M
Philadelphia. Under religious delu-
sion IA man weighing NJ pounds starved
himself for forty days sud nights. When
his ias; was broken his weight was ida
tlnii,lih
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

j. ). swAS has retired from the man
ascmrn, Of the Gicnwooi u. Chief.
nnd his place Is taken by II. I. j, X. l..
Warren. formerly .; the Eagle River
Shaft. Wo welcome Brother Warren
into The fold agmn. aud hope that the
Chief will continue to bc riiE news.
plp.r q! the Springs.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

Rrsu.Syi. the Hungarian, who since
OLE Bull. secured the besl music ont OF
n fiddle. is dead lie was drowned IN
the Mozambique Channel oil Madngas'
car. lie leaves no really great success
ROT In algh,.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

Lives there u man with soul so dead
who never To himself hath said: "i'l
pay before 30 10 bed, the debt CIV,
the printer.' ics, there are some We
know full we'll. who never such tai,
would tell, but they We fear, will go to-
well, the place where there's 10 winter.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

Tinr baby wagon keeps ahead OF the
hoarse in the old world, after all. The
deaths are "a ,1Oo per day, and tho births
icO. .g..-EX.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26
..con.umption ,neurabi.,


Read the following: Ar. e. ii. Nor
iis, Newark, Ark, says: Was down
with nbscess Of lungs. aud friends and
physicians pronounced me an incnrnhlc
consumptivc. Began taking DIR. King =
New Discovery for Consumption. am
now on my Third bottle, and able TO
oversee the work on my farm. 1t Is the
finest medicine ever made" Jesse
Mlddlowart, Decatur, Ohio, says: Had
IL no, been for Dr. Kings New Dis
coycry for Consumption ] would have
died Of lung troubles. Was given mp
hy doctors. Am now In hes, Of health" "
Try it. sample bottles free nj any drug
giurg
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26
srArr orriciALs.

Governor. hNh Nus"'
i.iruirpant-inS-srlg.- y. H. fr'itu"
Secretary u STATE. JHinr- h''r
Auiiior, Darwin y. hlhs''''
Treasurer, refer W. M'ohv
Sup,. puhiio ins,ru,iion, L. = ."fnri
ATTORNEY -Gourrai. h'ln NhEsh
Iicsrni. state uuisrrsiif, :. \. urhih'
l.. =. Cornell. II. ". Woodbury., u, u. New
comb. y j. Tempe and Wolfe i.ondoh''.
sl'rHasr ,urnE.
.hisf Justice. William u HrcA
Assecllicf. ,, g. iie'n ami :. u. iItaf'
Commissioners. :. }. Rising, Th"', Macon
and john 4. -tail.up.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26
THE HERk BRAND.

An stock hrandrd as above on any
@u Of "n'maI rom lho jail up to right
'hna thr cur7. Range, Garfield.
Nuu. Graud Eaglc l'itI,in and Mesa
utics, Colorado. Eastern Utah and
' nlheru Wyoming aud a few select
patches OF feeding ground all oyer.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26

archlsts have done. MAY the baptism
OF blood which this country has had in
this matter prove genuine rcseneia-
tion.-Leadyillc Dispatch.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26
nurHNFos 8 siNoNs.

Aho,c brand on lrit side. Aisa own cr,,l.
onnirl. + on icfi shoulder or side. Ear.
marks, uui'fhnck In c'cb eur. Ilar-cs brand.
II srmc rs cut on irff shoulder. i,augc. pioo-
luen cscck aud white ri'cr. ro.ioiiicr ni-
dress, Mcrkog. Culorudr.
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.aLrI-

e:lIl-'ii--
i'Ur4sil. r...ya.l.i J. aais~ ~
a. t4sirg a dose q. sira4n, -. ~
lsi9f ~ sssp the liY,E % '7-''"'
E;ii0usNfss.
Ore Or two ilbl,,9o.'l,. NH rehsys ~
he lTpcliri incidcni 90 i''li'N' 80
as Headache. NAaisa. Hl''inss,, ploG,.i
ness. ihsiTsss ai,gT ii.i,ni, I N'''-' "
taste la tie Sis-ih, 10 bfeAui'
CONsrirhTioH
Ought not to b. rrssrded a. nn,-
hir. aiImrns. A4iaie tei.A4'3i "
most regularity Of ias n,.,.iit,ts
neeeas-.Iy To move the I. - d-'.y e't.,
cal or sleep, and 4 !, Eaulins q mn l'l'
remedy which can hss5 eniiIsly relied pio''
DYsPIrs,i.
The Regulator ~ positively sue w,
1i.,Issilng discas-. Nea,ssn em?haiie-liy
What VIC know 10 b true.
BLADDER ASD KIDNEYS.
Most II the Di,s.ss, ofthe iladder orSl.
nate from those of tAs kl,lney s-gs.iuie u'e
aet.oa u the Liver al 10Th The hiiasls
and the bladder all ts fs.i9fea'
BAD BREATH.
arising f,o-n /, .l,,r,isrei stomach. ID
at onee ea.ily co,Ieelsd ih tl..' Teinsdy'
JAuspiCE
Is sooa eradie.i,i6 "a iis7 system. l'-,yins
the .Ain eissr ar T. lee lgia =! 1apa"''e''
COiIC.
Chliirsn ,rrsrir. f-i Cole Immediately
sstsfiene- syi.ef.iln O. Z, Is admiu,lef-
cd itist.as,l,!e.s ...l not unsirlsani.
LIQUOR DRiSKiNG.
SIR Vii urev.., d cr4y.ns fcr iqnor
and leoan,sr.etih-s a. ,ftf Aleohslie Poison
ius. ~ y, Y,e Inc iarili Liver IS an t'ssd.
th- nsfsss aui.ieii. b. sssif.e dis,HibaIes
corrected sna la'eia ssf--s= sfo9dsd'
CHILslS>ssD FEWER.
s.L.RsV A.A.Aiali, ..a esrlo
he teys, ostvsH IL ss-te.n. II euiss
when all osss~r rcas"ii~s faii.
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-26
District OFFICIALS

Dl.;rir, 1aise. Thoinss s. hn-k
Di.;firi Attorney, H. w. hu'rh"r
State s.fHiuF. ~. H. Elis
s.Iatr n..rrl.nnt,tlt.. MrlNin l.lnar,i,
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rosroYrcr nrLLrrlx.

Gnviias mnn leaves Monday. w,-ia-.ily and
Friday n; q. m. Arrive. Tursiay. Thur..
dag nni saturday nj 10 y. n.
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rive Thur.ily NJ =. IN.
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o. ~. Arrives Tnesay.
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from 10 y. ~.
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